[Wrist Accessories / Costumes] Handmade Outfit Ideas for Sports Day
When children are still little, like in kindergarten or elementary school, they often need costumes for sports day! Seeing kids dressed in colorful outfits is incredibly cute, but there are many times when you’ll need to make them by hand.
That can make it hard to decide what kind of costume to create, right? In this article, we’ll share recommended costume ideas for sports day! We’ll also introduce plenty of wrist accessory ideas that are relatively easy to make by hand, so be sure to use them as a reference!
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[Wrist Accessories / Costumes] Handmade Sports Day Costume Ideas (1–10)
dinosaur
We’ll show you how to make an adorable dinosaur costume that looks cute from the back, recommended for ages 0 to around 2.
Prepare nonwoven fabric in the color of the dinosaur you want to make.
Cut the nonwoven fabric to fit your child’s head and sew it into a hat shape.
When making the horns on the hat, use two triangular pieces layered and sewn together; this increases strength and helps the horns stand up firmly and stay in place.
For the dinosaur outfit, stuff the tail with cotton to give it volume, and use hook-and-loop fasteners for the shoulder straps to make size adjustments easy.
Add elastic at the ankles to gather the fabric so the costume won’t drag on the ground when walking.
Totoro
Among the hugely popular Studio Ghibli series for both children and adults, isn’t My Neighbor Totoro by far the most beloved? A smock that you can slip over your whole body might be an easy project even for those who aren’t very confident in sewing.
Just make a smock from gray fabric and stick on Totoro’s face and other features, and you’re done.
Using handy materials like fabric glue or double-sided tape will make it even easier.
Adding a little soot sprite as a bonus is sure to be a hit!
Bee
https://www.tiktok.com/@lacasitacuriosa/video/7210920596736052486Bees are definitely something we’d never want to encounter in real life, but why do they look so cute when turned into costumes or characters? The yellow-and-black stripes and the little antennae are adorable, aren’t they? The good news is that a cute bee costume is easy to make, so it’s perfect for people who are short on time or not confident with crafting.
All you need are simple materials like a yellow trash bag big enough for your child to slip into and some decorative tape.
If you use tape to add your child’s name, it looks even cuter and makes it feel like a unique, special costume just for them.
[Wrist Accessories / Costumes] Handmade Outfit Ideas for Sports Day (11–20)
cheer

Cheerleading outfits are perfect for rooting for your team at a sports day! If the boys are on the cheering squad, let the girls rock cute cheer uniforms! While you can rent or buy outfits, creating original ones to match the kids and the vibe of the kindergarten or school will make the memories even more special.
Making both the top and bottom is great, but just the top or just the skirt is fine too! You can cover the parts you don’t make with clothes you already have at home, like regular wear or gym uniforms.
Use white as the base and add bold primary colors to make it look bright and adorable!
Guri and Gura

Let us introduce costumes inspired by Guri and Gura that are perfect for a sports day.
Prepare patterns for the clothes, ears, and hat sized for your child, and let’s get started.
It’s easier if you create the patterns using your child’s clothing as a sample.
Cut the felt according to the patterns, and cut out the clothes, hat, ears, and each part.
For the tail, make it long and cut it to match your child’s height.
When sewing the ears together, overlap the base portions as you sew to add a three-dimensional look—highly recommended.
When sewing the sides of the hat, sandwich the ears in and sew them together.
Attach the brim to finish the hat.
For the clothes, sew the tail onto the back first, then sew the rest together.
These will look adorable and are sure to be a hit at the sports day.
Fun-to-rattle lion wrist bracelet
https://www.tiktok.com/@hoikushi_worker/video/7252534107043941650It can also be used as a handmade instrument! Here’s an idea for a lion wrist accessory that’s fun to jingle.
How about adding choreography that uses a handmade instrument to the dance you plan to perform at the sports day? Worn on the wrist, it adds a stylish accent and doubles as an instrument! You’ll need colored construction paper, a toilet paper roll, small bells or beads, washi tape, scissors, glue, and a black pen.
It sounds like it would be fun to make together with the kids!
Masking tape bracelet

Glitter that sparkles and makes your heart dance! Here are some ideas for masking tape bracelets.
Shiny materials are popular with kids, right? This time, let’s make bracelets using glittery masking tape that looks like it has shimmer.
All you need is masking tape and scissors.
Some of the steps are a bit tricky, but once you learn the folds, you’ll finish smoothly! You can already picture the happy faces of kids wearing their sparkling bracelets.
Give it a try!



